What is the one place in your office that you spend most of your time? For most people, that place is most likely your desk. If your desk is cluttered and unorganized, you will find yourself wasting time searching for files that you need, the pen that you misplaced, and experiencing a lack of productivity. So what do… Continue Reading »
Technology has allowed us to save time in the office, allowing us to communicate with clients and colleagues in seconds with email and through the internet. But it doesn’t end there! There are many tools and apps available that you can use to optimize your time and are high on my list of time management tips. Here are… Continue Reading »
When you work on multiple projects at one time, it’s imperative that you remain organized and productive. There is a finite number of hours that can be spent on work tasks each day so managing your activities to best of your ability is a must. As a Professional Organizer in NYC, I often am asked to share time… Continue Reading »
Do you ever feel like you don’t have enough hours in your work day to complete tasks? This feeling isn’t uncommon. Many people struggle to complete the tasks on their to-do list in a given time period. You find yourself feeling like you need to work harder, or adding more hours onto your already long work day. There… Continue Reading »
When you work from home, staying on task and being productive can often be a challenge. Distractions have a way of creeping in, such as family conversations, taking the dog outside, laundry and dishes waiting to be done, or even your favorite television show saved on the DVR. With so many distractions, you may struggle with staying focused,… Continue Reading »
We all have the best of intentions when it comes to organizing paperwork at work. But often despite our best effort, we are left digging through the piles of paper that have overtaken our desk and losing valuable time due to the paper clutter. This Professional Organizer in NYC has seen it firsthand and has noted that many… Continue Reading »